Sentence examples for imposition of those from inspiring English sources

But Judge Jackson immediately suspended the imposition of those penalties pending the reporters' appeals.

The imposition of those duties on lead, glass, paper, paint, and tea upon their arrival in colonial ports met with angry opposition from many colonists in Massachusetts.

But the imposition of those rules has helped the bank avoid the worst of the credit crunch and left it as the fourth biggest mortgage lender in Britain.

Since the provision of that protection duly compensates for the seizures, the imposition of those taxes is permissible.[24] One strand that runs throughout ASU is Nozick's interest in invisible-hand explanations explanations of complex orders like the adjustment of supply and demand in market economies that do not appeal to anyone's intention to bring about the explained order (18 22).

The imposition of those new rules created a natural experiment for economists to scrutinize to better understand how those marketing practices may influence what drugs doctors prescribe.

"A decision not to vote is a decision to usurp the Constitution, to abandon democracy and substitute a form of what this nation's founders called tyranny, that is, the imposition of the will of those in power, on the people," Mr. Romney said.

Federal laws would permit imposition of the death penalty.

Probably, insofar as the imposition of the contract is concerned.

"It's about the imposition of this contract.

So the mere imposition of the cap has a trivial direct impact on our revs.

They also say the imposition of mandatory detention for those who are picked up has crippled the ability of those lawyers who are left to communicate and plan cases with their clients.